00NOTE [Unix TeX distribution; October 1991, April 1993; 
        modified May 1994]

The standard mf source files for pandora cannot be used
with smode because they assume that the type of mode
is always numeric (smode defines the type of mode as string).

We have made very minor changes that will make smode
work and will in no way alter the actual appearance
of the font.  The changes were posted by Pierre A. MacKay
(mackay@cs.washington.edu) to TeXhax on 22 April 1993, and 
the author N. Billawalla notified.  The files concerned are

	pandor.mf
	pnb10.mf
	pnr10.mf
	pnsl10.mf
	pnss10.mf
	pnssb10.mf
	pnssi10.mf
	pntt9.mf

The original files have been retained as *.mf.orig files.

Another change was made to line 12 of rotext.mf and tttext.mf
as a result of Mrs. Klaus Schallhorn's observing that the umlauts
over the slanted upper case letters in a document set by her husband
using the Pandora fonts, appeared to have been blown past the letters 
to which they belonged, as though by a draft coming in from the left
side of the page.

All diacritical marks above upper case pnsl10 and pnssi10 manifested
this effect.

The problem was that the tfm slant value had been set to a HUGE
value as an accidental side effect of Neenie Billawala's careful
calculations of slant offsets in character design.

Changing 

	font_slant oblique;

to

	font_slant sind(oblique/cosd oblique);

took care of the problem.  The fix was posted to TeXhax by
Pierre A. MacKay (mackay@cs.washington.edu) in October 1991, 
and the author notified.  The original sources are retained 
as *.mf.orig files.





